13 Days Adventure In Kenya And Tanzania

4000$

per person

Have the best of your experiencein Kenya and Tanzania to the most finest and famous parks and lodges in Masai mara, Aberdares,mt Kenya safari club to Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Manyara as well as a traditional Maasai village on this authentic safari.

Tour Departure	This Safari Starts in Nairobi & Finishes in Arusha
Departure Time	Your Guide will Advise
Return Time	In time for your flight
Dress Code	Casual & Comfortable Clothing, Hiking Shoes, Hat, Light Jacket

13 Days

12+ Age

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On this tour, Search for wild game black manned lion for which Mara is famous, cheetah, buffalo, wildebeest, zebra, leopard, the grants gazelle are quite common, even the rare rhino might come out of the thicket for you, hyenas are plentiful.

Day 1: The Ark Lodge

You will be received on arrival in Nairobi and depart for the Ark, which is the heart of the Aberdare National Park. It overlooks a floodlit waterhole and salt lick that attracts a host of wildlife: elephant, rhino, bushbuck, and occasionally the elusive bongo.

Day 2: Samburu Serena Lodge

After breakfast depart for Samburu Game Reserve. Arrive for lunch at the Lodge, built on the banks of the Uaso Nyiro River. This reserve is home to some very rare and unusual species such as the beisa oryx (which has been known to be found only north of the equator), gerenuk, and the reticulated giraffe. Enjoy two days of game viewing.

Day 3: Samburu

Spend the day exploring the reserve and its varied species of game.

Day 4: Lake Nakuru

Depart after breakfast to Lake Nakuru National park a shallow alkaline lake in the Rift Valley, renowned for its spectacular flamingo population as one of the world’s greatest ornithological spectacles. Although Lake Nakuru is primarily a bird sanctuary, there are a considerable number of animals to be encountered, among them zebras, elephants and gazelles. This is one of your best chances of seeing rhinos. Lake Nakuru National Park was the first place in Kenya selected as a rhino reserve. Here is one of the few places where you can see Rothschild’s giraffes.

Day 5: Lake Nakuru - Masai mara

Fringed by marshes, Sian intrepids camp it is situated on the eastern edge of the Masai Mara Game Reserve. Siana Springs has a tranquil atmosphere, with spacious safari style tents among shady trees, offering complete privacy in an unspoiled setting.

Day 6: Masai Mara

Full day to one of the world’s most famous wildlife reserves. From July to September, it provides one of nature’s most dramatic sights, the annual migration of over a million wildebeest, zebra and gazelle from the Serengeti in the south and across the Mara River into Masai Mara. Following their footsteps are Africa’s predators; lions, leopards, cheetah and hyenas. Full day spent enjoying the days findings.

Day 7: Masai Mara - Nairobi

After breakfast, leave camp for the last game drive and return journey to Nairobi. Picnic lunch en route and arrive in Nairobi in the afternoon or early evening. Dinner at Carnivore restaurant for succulent steaks and barbecue dishes recommended for every one, especially as a welcome or a farewell. Return to hotel for overnight.

Day 8: Nairobi - Arusha – Lake Manyara

Board shuttle bus at 0800 hrs to the border town of Namanga where you will clear customs and immigration formalities. Proceed in Tanzania to Arusha. On arrival to Arusha, you will be transferred to Mt. Village Lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, you will be driven to Lake Manyara Serena Lodge for dinner and an overnight stay. This is the only place on the continent where you can hear the Bantu, Cushitic, and Nilotic languages spoken in the same area.

Day 9: Serengeti National Park

After breakfast at the lodge, you will have a game drive in Lake Manyara Park. After lunch at the lodge, you will be driven to the great Serengeti where you will spend the night.

Day 10: Serengeti

Full day of game viewing. Magnificent experiences and views awaits you as you travel to the famous wildlife park, the legendary Serengeti. Here you might have the chance to see ”the migration,” where thousands of zebras and wildebeests make the trip from the Masai Mara every year.

Day 11: Ngorongoro Conservation Area

After breakfast, leave the lodge and head for the Ngorongoro Conservation Area with a game drive enroute. You will have an excursion to Olduvai Gorge, site of Louis Leakey’s discovery of early man. You will have a picnic lunch and in the afternoon proceed to the lodge.

Day 12: Ngorongoro Crater

Breakfast overlooking the spectacular crater. Then head down the steep escarpments to the floor of the crater for an all-day game drive. You will have a picnic so that you can see as much of the 12-mile amphitheater and as much wildlife as possible. Return to your lodge in the late afternoon for relaxed moments before dinner.

Day 13: Arusha – Out

After breakfast, drive to Arusha. On arrival, you will lunch at Mt. Village Lodge. In the afternoon, board shuttle bus to Nairobi arriving at late afternoon. (Time will be adjusted according to flight schedule)

Tour Location

Have the best of your experiencein Kenya and Tanzania to the most finest and famous parks and lodges in Masai mara ...

Kenya's history spans millions of years, with evidence of human habitation dating back to the Paleolithic era and the discovery of early hominid fossils in the Koobi Fora region. The Bantu expansion reached the area by the 1st millennium AD, and the region experienced interactions with Arabian and Asian traders along its Indian Ocean coast. British colonialism began in the early 20th century, with Kenya becoming a British colony between 1901 and 1960. Kenya achieved independence in 1963 and has since developed into a diverse nation with a rich history, diverse culture, and abundant wildlife.

Early History:

Paleolithic Era:
Human habitation in the region dates back millions of years, with fossil evidence of hominids like Australopithecus boisei and Homo habilis discovered in the Koobi Fora area.
Bantu Expansion:
The Bantu expansion from West Africa reached the area by the 1st millennium AD.
Swahili Coast:
The Indian Ocean coast became an important trading center, with interactions between local populations and Arabian and Asian traders.
Pre-colonial Societies:
Various indigenous communities, such as the Kikuyu, Luo, and Maasai, developed their own distinct cultures and societies.

Colonial Era:

British Colonization:
British settlers began arriving in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, attracted by the region's resources and climate.
Forced Labor and Displacement:
Indigenous peoples were often forced to work on European-owned farms and plantations or were relocated to less fertile land.
Development of Infrastructure:
The British built railways and other infrastructure to facilitate resource extraction and trade.
Mau Mau Uprising:
The Mau Mau Rebellion, a resistance movement against British colonial rule, occurred between 1952 and 1956.

Post-Colonial Era:

Independence (1963):
Kenya gained independence from British rule, becoming a republic.
Development and Challenges:
Kenya has experienced significant economic and political development, but has also faced challenges such as political instability, corruption, and ethnic tensions.
Multi-Party Democracy:
Kenya transitioned to a multi-party democracy in the 1990s, though challenges to its democratic institutions remain.
Wildlife and Tourism:
Kenya's rich wildlife and diverse landscapes have made it a major tourist destination, contributing significantly to the economy.